Cable Matters32.4Gbps USB C to DisplayPort 1.4 Adapter, 4K@240hz, 8K@60hz, and HDR Support -Thunderbolt 4 / USB4 Compatible with Oculus Rift S, iPad Pro, iPhone 16/15 Pro, MacBook Pro, XPS, Surface

I was struggling to find the best way to connect my beefy gaming laptop to my nice new monitor I got without losing any performance since my laptop does not have a DisplayPort port. I tried some other type C to DP cables but ultimately concluded that for top performance - USB-C to DP adapter (this product) -> standard DP cable. I'm getting full spec with ease. This is a solid brand that's been around awhile and I'm happy with this adapter.

Works flawlessly to drive an old 30" 2560x1600 dual link DVI only monitor by connecting this to a USBC only laptop and using a DP to mini DP cable with the old Apple mini DP to DVI adapter.

Works well with my corner case! I'm successfully using this to connect a 30" Apple Cinema Display to a 13" MacBook Air (M2) using a StarTech Dual-Link DVI to Display Port adapter.

I bought this for use with a gaming laptop. I have a 3440x1440@144hz display, and the HDMI 2.0 port on my laptop would not allow for the full 144hz refresh rate. So I bought this and it worked perfectly on my gaming laptop. (2021 Asus G513-ES96) The type-c port on my laptop is display port capable.I bought another one for my M1 Mac Mini and it also worked fine on the type-c port.However, for some reason it would not work on either of the two MacBook Pros that I have. Both are 2019 16" models with the radeon pro 5500m. When the adapter is connected to the MacBook Pro, the laptop screen will go black for a second and then come back on, but the external monitor does not register any input.The description for the product listing states that it works with MacBook Pro, but I was not able to get it to do so. Wasn't a big deal for me because I bought it for the gaming laptop and the M1 Mac mini.

The Apple Cinema HD 30 is finally working with my Macbook Pro M3! I thought it would be impossible after trying so many different adapters with no success. I could not get HDMI to work with this monitor, so I gave up on that.If you have an old Cinema HD 30 (CCFL), it should work with these exact parts:-Apple Dual-Link DVI to Mini DisplayPort adapter (requires USB A connection)-CableMatters Mini DisplayPort (female) to DisplayPort (male) short cable-CableMatters DisplayPort (female) to USB CThis USB C adapter is plug and play, no need for drivers on MacOS.Video signal looks great at max resolution: 2560 x 1600, 60hz. Tested with 4k videos.I could not get it to work with my Android phone.

I've got this dongle going from my USB-C video out on my Radeon RX 6950 XT to a 15ft Displayport cable and then in to my LG 38" ultrawide monitor. At 3840 x 1600 160hz, this adapter has been flawless. I ran out of Displayport outs on the video card connecting other monitors and a VR headset. This is a great solution that makes use of that USB-C out and an extra Displayport cable I had laying around. Can totally recommend this one.

By buddy in IT recommended this brand to me and I’m a day trader with a Dual Monitor set up but when I turn my monitors on 1 of them doesn’t come on until after I’m logged in and it’s annoying. My screen will go black every now and then and I know it’s not my monitor because I have 2 they are the same and I’ve used them on my old computer. You are better off getting a good quality docking station. You get what you pay for..

The adapter worked fine on the Mac Mini m2 pro to a Dell monitor with DisplayPort but the adapter got so hot I decided to get a USB C to DisplayPort cable and use it instead. Not much difference in price.